An Atmosphere Has Been Detected Around an Earth-Like Exoplanet for the First Time
This is pretty huge
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This is pretty huge
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Scientists have found an exciting new clue about how 'super-agers' stay sharp as they age:
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Scientists Have Found a New Way to Get Cancer Cells to Self-Destruct:
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Discovery of Giant Viruses Adds an Unexpected Twist to the Debate: Are Viruses Alive?
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Long-Term Memories Aren't Just Short-Term Memories Transferred Into Storage
"The memory is already there."
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"The memory is already there."
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If CO2 Emissions Keep Up, Earth Is Headed Back to the Triassic Period – Or Worse
Carbon levels not seen in almost half a billion years.
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Carbon levels not seen in almost half a billion years.
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Scientists Discover a Hidden Network of 'Mini Brains' That Could Be Responsible for Pain:
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Sperm Are Being Turned Into Tiny Weapons to Attack Gynaecological Cancer
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Norway Is Building the World's First Tunnel for Ships, and It's Massive
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Norway Is Building the World's First Tunnel for Ships, and It's Massive
Norway has formally announced its plan to build the world's first tunnel for ships, paving the way for a gigantic 1.7-kilometre (1 mile) passageway to be dug underneath a rocky peninsula in the country's north-west. The Stad Ship Tunnel, which is expected…
Scientists Think Earth Is Spewing Up the Deepest Traces of Life Ever Found
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Scientists Think Earth Is Spewing Up the Deepest Traces of Life Ever Found
Scientists may have discovered evidence of the deepest microbial life ever found on the planet, detecting the presence of organic matter in rock fragments spewed up by mud volcanoes near the deepest place on Earth, the Mariana Trench. While researchers are…
Scientists Have a Crazy Plan to Cool the Computers of the Future With Jumping Water Droplets
@science To be continued...
@science To be continued...
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Scientists Have a Crazy Plan to Cool the Computers of the Future With Jumping Water Droplets
Scientists have developed a novel new water droplet system that could help keep our electronics cool and running at top speeds. Even better, it organically targets hot areas. Inspired by the super-hydrophobic wings of cicada insects, which naturally repel…
New Study Says We Were Wrong About Sea Sponges Being the World's First Animals
@science To be continued...
@science To be continued...
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New Study Says We Were Wrong About Sea Sponges Being the World's First Animals
Researchers think they've solved one of the longest-standing mysteries in the world of science: which, of all the branches on the animal family tree, is actually the oldest? This debate has gone on for more than a century, with scientists historically concluding…
Physicists Say They've Created a Fluid With 'Negative Mass'
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Physicists Say They've Created a Fluid With 'Negative Mass'
Researchers in the US say they've created a fluid with negative mass in the lab... which is exactly as mind-bending as it sounds. What it means is that, unlike pretty much every other known physical object, when you push this fluid, it accelerates backwards…
Astronomers Might Have Just Captured the First Ever Photo of a Black Hole's Event Horizon
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Astronomers Might Have Just Captured the First Ever Photo of a Black Hole's Event Horizon
Scientists around the world have spent five sleepless nights staring into the abyss, and are hoping they've been rewarded with something that could change physics forever - the first photo of the event horizon at the edge of a black hole. If their efforts…
Gravity Might Destroy the Possibility of Electromagnetic Symmetry in the Universe
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Gravity Might Destroy the Possibility of Electromagnetic Symmetry in the Universe
While at first glance the crackle of electricity and invisible tug of magnetism seem to be fairly different things, for about 150 years scientists have accepted that they're both fundamentally aspects of the same phenomenon. But there has been a mystery attached…
Engineers Just Submitted an Incredible Proposal to Turn the US Border Wall Into a Hyperloop
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Engineers Just Submitted an Incredible Proposal to Turn the US Border Wall Into a Hyperloop
The Trump administration is reviewing design bids for its proposed wall along the US-Mexico border. But not all plans are interpreting the word 'wall' literally. A group of Mexican and American engineers and urban planners called MADE Collective want to build…
NASA: Saturn's Moon Enceladus Has All the Basic Ingredients for Life
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NASA: Saturn's Moon Enceladus Has All the Basic Ingredients for Life
NASA scientists have found more evidence that Saturn's icy moon Enceladus could support life: the presence of hydrogen molecules in huge geysers of water shooting up from the surface. The discovery of this chemical energy source means Enceladus is currently…
From Decapitation to Consciousness: How One Nerve Connects Body, Brain, and Mind
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From Decapitation to Consciousness: How One Nerve Connects Body, Brain, and Mind
The relationship between mind, brain, and body has kept philosophers and scientists busy for centuries. Some of the first interesting – albeit gruesome – experiments on the role of the body in human consciousness considered life after decapitation. In 1905…
Scientists Just Created Two Brand- New Magnetic Materials
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Scientists Just Created Two Brand-New Magnetic Materials
Magnetic materials could now be developed faster than ever before, thanks to computer modelling techniques used to build two new types of magnets, atom-by-atom. By using software to predict atom energy, stability, and other interactions inside a computer…